Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1887-11-04

ing Wednesday at Glasgow, decided to
challenge for the Americas cup in the
name of Mr.. Charles Sweet.
THE members of the Hungarian Dele
CATION, at private meeting held in Buda-
Pesth, agreed TO select Cardinal Haynald
as President OF the Delegation.
The CambridgeshirL STAKES at the
Newmarket-Houghton races (England)
were won by R. Vyner's 3-year old brown
colt Glorifcation. There were twenty one
competitors.
SIR WILLIAM VERNON HARcoURT, speak
ing at Portsmouth, denied that is was
possible to shelve the Irish question,
which came back always with renewed
force.
QUEEN VICTORIA has sent a dispatch to
the nisam of Hyderabad through Lord
Dufferin, the viceroy of India, expressing
her warm appreciation of his magnifi
cert offer, and reoiprocatIng his friend
ship.
NJ. WILSON declared that he has no in
tention of resigning his seat in the
chamber of deputies fer Tours because of
the connection of his name with the
Legion of Honor decoration scandal.
THE chamber of deputies, by vote of
333 to 1913, adopted a credit for payment
of life pensions to persons wounded in
the revolutions of 1S4S.
TEE newspapers here comment with
reservation upon the speech of Sig.
Crispi, at Turin, Tuesday. They advise
lilly, if she wants peace, to seek an alli-
ance with France, not Germany, who
alone menaces the peace of Europe.
Mr. WILFRID BLUNT, who was arrested
at Woodfart, for speaking at a proclaim
ed meeting, was to-day found guilty of
violating the Irish crimes act, and SEN
fenced to two months imprisonment
PRINCE CzARroRYsKI's historic castle at
Justovska, near Cracow, has been de-
stroyed by fire. The contents of the
picture gallery, which occupied the whole
of the second story, were lost. The gal
lery contained valuable collection of art
curlos.
NJ. WILSON, the son-in-law of President
Grevy, attributes the tumult created at
the meeting of his electors at Tours yes
terday, to a coalition of his bitter
enemies, the Monarchists and irreconcil-
ables.
THE Republique Franchise, referring
to the convention between France and
England regarding the Suez Canal, says:
the naturalization of the canal means the
naturalization IN the early future of Egypt
and the resumption of cordial relations
between France and England.
In the chambers of deputies, M. Rou-
yier, prime minister and minister of
finance, introduced bill providing for
an extraordinary army and navy credit
of 100,000,000 francs. He also intro
duced a bill for the conversion of the AZ
per cent. rentes into per cent rentes.
RECENT advices from Sofia, say that
plot has been discovered to assassinate
Prince Ferdinand and NJ. NJ. Stambuloff
and Natcheirtch. The plot originated
with SIav committee at Odessa. An
emissary of the committee has been ar
rested at Varna.
PRINCE V1oToR NAPOLEON has issued
manifesto in reply to the manifesto
issued by the count of Paris some time
ago. He demands an appeal to the peo-
pie, and asserts that the Napoleons alone
can give France strong democratic gov
ernment.
Mr.. GLADSTONE has arrived at the Mar
quis of Ripon's residence. He made
several speeches en- route. In an address
at Leeds he said with reference to Ireland,
that events were ripening weekly, the
governments policy in Ireland was going
from bad to worse, and that the tide was
flowing in powerful currents and more
quickly than he had ventured to hope,
relieving him of the anxiety he former
ly felt respecting the length of the strug-
glo.
In the Bow Street Police Court London
one of the men arrested for creating
disturbance in Westminster Abbey yes
terday was arraigned. He gave his name
as George Budget, aged %, by occupa-
tion an ostrich-feather. The charges
against him were hrawling in Westminst-
er Abbey and assaulting the police. Can
on Prothero, whose sermon was interrupt
ed by the mob which invaded the edifice.
testified THAT the prisoner, who had pre-
vlously been noisy, shouted, when the
sermon was commenced, "Surrender half
your salary, you-old, then benefit
the poor" When the police removed
him he kicked and struggled and made
uproar. Budget was fined So.
CABuL advices report that Mirafzal.
Cha has escaped from Meshed and
reached Gherian. He will join Ayoub
Khan. The Hazara tribes have shown
symptoms of rebellion since the arrival
of Nazia- -Hussan-AliK Kahn. Ten thou
sand Russians, accompanied by four
batteries of artillery, arrived in Khawar-
lin in September and 5000 Russians have
gone to Darwuz. The Ameer has given
permission to tho building of a trunk
road between the karatigin and Khawal-
ing and another between Khawarlip and
DarwuZ.